I’m plus size and people say my chest looks ‘inappropriate’ in bikinis

A plus-sized model has claimed people tell her she looks inappropriate when she wears bikinis because of her large chest.

Olivia, a Toronto-based model and YouTuber, posted a video on TikTok in which she revealed what she claimed people tell her when she’s sunning herself by the pool.

In the clip, she is submerged in the pool as the sun shines down on her, and stands up to reveal she is wearing a bikini as the words, ‘You should cover up more, your chest is inappropriate’ are written over the screen.

Olivia then sticks her middle fingers up to the camera in an apparent response to the comment she claims to have received.

Then, she dives back into the pool and continues to enjoy herself in the water. 

Posting the clip on TikTok, where she has nearly 600,000 followers, Olivia used the hashtags #fatpositive #plussize and #thicktok.

In response to the clip, people defended Olivia’s right to wear whatever she wants at the pool and offered their support to her.

One person said: ‘Hey! Continue to be yourself!’

Another told her: ‘God made more of you ’cause your personality wouldn’t have fit into a small body.’

Olivia often posts clips on TikTok which show her larking about in the pool, promoting body positivity.

At the beginning of the clip, Olivia is submerged in the pool with her long auburn locks hanging down

In another series of videos, she has her auburn locks in loose curls hanging down her shoulders and huge hoop earrings in her ears.

Donning a bright aqua bikini, she poses for the camera and dances while in her swimming pool.

Over the clips, she has written other jibes she claims to have received from other people when they see her in a bikini.

They include: ‘You’re fat, why are you showing all of that in a bikini?’

She claims people have also said to her: ‘You look like a beached whale.’

Despite receiving such insults, she laughs and dances them off to show they don’t affect her.

In response, her fans shower her with compliments including: ‘I hope you don’t listen to those haters. I think you are a beautiful human being.’